The U.S. military does not have a surplus vehicle delivery service so you’ll have to pick up yours from the auction yard. (Lance Cpl. Clare McIntire/U.S. Marine Corps photo) ...

Toni Gordon's journey has not been easy, stricken by PTSD after leaving the military. But the gift, which was coordinated by ...

SEARCH ‘ONGOING’ FOR 4 AMERICAN SOLDIERS MISSING FROM TRAINING AREA IN LITHUANIA: NATO. The U.S. Army vehicle was recovered on Monday, March 31, ...

Four soldiers were missing in Lithuania, the Army said Monday morning. Local media reported they were crew members of an M88A2 Hercules recovery vehicle, pictured here in this 2019 photo.

This story has been updated. The armored vehicle of four US Army soldiers feared dead after going missing during a tactical training exercise in Lithuania has been found submerged in a body water.

U.S. Army soldiers from the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, along with Lithuanian Army and emergency services personnel, watch as an excavator builds a dam during recovery ...

Three of the four U.S. Army soldiers who went missing during a training mission were found dead on Monday, but the search is ongoing for the fourth soldier.

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March 26 (UPI) --Four U.S. Army soldiers are still missing near Pabrade, Lithuania, despite NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte saying they had died, but their tracked vehicle has been found.

Lithuania's President visited the site Friday where a M88 Hercules military vehicle was found submerged in a muddy forest bog, but four U.S. troops remain missing as crews work to get the vehicle out.

Search and recovery efforts are underway for four U.S. Army soldiers who went missing during a scheduled training exercise near Pabrad, Lithuania, according to the Army and the U.S. Embassy in ...

The U.S. Army announced it has decided to pull the plug on the M10 Booker combat vehicle, the project will not move to full rate production.